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ESL/ENL License
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This is a second license, requiring an initial teaching license. It combines four on-line courses offered by IU Bloomington and four on-site courses offered by IU Southeast. Courses are offered in most semesters. The licensing office is IU Bloomington; IU Southeast´s licensing advisors will initiate the licensing procedures and will provide assistance to candidates as well as inter-institutional coordination. Course substitutions are approved by the IU Bloomington licensing office; advising takes place at IU Southeast.
IU Southeast´s courses addressing ESL/ENL teaching and learning (E514 & E518 prior to the prospective number change) may be petitioned as substitutions. Some course work may be applicable to the master´s degree at IU Southeast; candidates interested in pursuing the master´s should verify this with the IU Southeast licensing advisors and program coordinator.
H520 and M300 are interchangeable. So are L541 and F500. F500 takes place abroad and carries 2 credits; an additional credit is required to complete the clinical experience, which must take place in a local setting.
Presently, tuition for on-line courses is considered "in-state" for all participants. Per Reciprocity Agreement between Indiana and Kentucky, candidates from Kentucky counties of Bullitt, Jefferson, Oldham, and Trimble are eligible for "in-state" tuition rates for IU Southeast.
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Admission |
- Initial Teaching License
- Attendance at an advising session
- Application packet with $35 fee
- Minimum GPA: 2.5
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Advising Meeting |
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Special sessions will take place in:
February, March, May, June, July & October
Specific dates and locations will be posted on the Graduate Studies Website: http://www.ius.edu/Education/GradEdAdvise.cfm
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Deadlines |
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March 1st, June 1st, August 1st, and October 1st
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Certification |
- Indiana (Rules 46-47): K-12
- Indiana (Rules 2002): same School Setting(s) as initial license
- Kentucky: same Grade Levels as initial license
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Required Coursework |
Area
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Course
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Cr. Hrs.
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IUB
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IUS
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Language Foundations
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L539 – Language Foundation for ESL/EFL
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3
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F
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Literacy Foundations
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L502 – Socio-Psycholinguistics Application to Reading Instruction
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3
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S, Su
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Foundations in Socio-Cultural Issues
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L524 – Language Issues
(formerly E518, ESL/ENL Instruction)
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3
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S, Su
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H520 – Social Issues in Education*
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3
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M300 – Teaching in a Pluralistic Society*
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Methods of Classroom Applications
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L520 – Advance Study/Sec. Lang.
(formerly E514)
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3
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Su
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L540 – ESL/EFL Instruction & Assessment Approaches
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3
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F
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L541 – Writing Instruction for ESL/EFL Teachers
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3
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S
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Clinical Experience
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M501 – Field Experience in ESL
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3
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F500 – Explorations on Diversity Education**
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Total Credits
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24
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Notes:
IUB courses are offered on-line; IUS courses are on-site
*IUS’ H540 or M300 courses carry 3 credits
**Abroad course carrying 2 credits; 1 additional credit required from local clinical experience
S = Spring, Su = Summer, F = Fall
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Contact Information: |
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Dr. Magdalena Herdoíza-Estévez
Graduate Studies Coordinator, IU Southeast mherdoiz@ius.edu HH0020B, 812/941.2302
Jane Riehl
Graduate Program & Licensing Advisor, IU Southeast jriehl@ius.edu HH0031, 812/941.2449
Dorothy Slota
Licensing Advisor, IU Bloomington dslota@indiana.edu
812/856.8528
Sara Gibson
Coordinator Of Distance Education &
Professional Development, IU Bloomington slavende@indiana.edu
812/856.8548
Mary Anne Wild
Student Record Specialist, IU Southeast mwild@ius.edu HH0023, 812/941.2388
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